Sentence examples for intense riveting from inspiring English sources

On Sky News, on Al Jazeera and on CNN, viewers saw women correspondents sweep in with them, often in helmets and flak jackets, and produce intense, riveting accounts of what was happening around them.

The upcoming parliamentary "debate" between two leading political figures in polarized Colombia promises to be as riveting, intense and nasty as riveting, intense and nasty can get.

The anticipation was intense; the action riveting.

Pedro Eustache was a riveting, intense soloist on the folk flutes.

In a silence made all the more intense by his riveting stillness, Pennington says a single word, "Hurry". At one performance in Santa Barbara, that word was spontaneously echoed by a few audience members -- one of those "golden moments," Pennington says, when you can believe that creating a dance really matters.

At its best, Sanctum 2 succeeds as a riveting and intense multiplayer mashup, ideal when played with friends.

While criticising the departure from survival horror and the inability to not only move and shoot but also move and knife fight, Brian Crecente from Kotaku concluded "From beginning to end, this latest Resident Evil delivers a riveting and intense experience well worth the time spent playing it".

Seemingly lighthearted motifs including rainbows, clowns, and clown shoes take on a melancholy tone in this riveting and psychologically intense installation.

Through the abstraction onstage comes the intense performance of Ms. Komsi, who was riveting on Friday.

Frost/Nixon is a riveting film, sharper, more intense than the play.

Although I've taken years of ballet and still take the occasional dance class at the gym, I tried one intense West African dance that was riveting to watch -- but way out of my league.